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Safety Directives

FAA Fines American Airlines 24 Million

August 29, 2010

s American Airlines on Thursday, alleging that the carrier flew 286 of its MD-80 jets over a two-year period without strictly complying with mandatory safety directives. Discuss Link

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Manning Up To Stop Nosebleeds American Airlines

August 29, 2010

by the FAA to slap a record $24.2 million civil penalty on AMR Corp.'s American Airlines based on allegations that the carrier flew 286 of its MD-80 jets over a two-year period without complying with mandatory safety directives.

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FAA Proposes Record 24 2M Fine For American

August 28, 2010

s American Airlines Thursday, alleging that the carrier flew 286 of its MD-80 jets over a two-year period without strictly complying with mandatory safety directives. The penalty proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration,

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American Airlines Faces 24 2 Million FAA Fine

August 27, 2010

s American Airlines on Thursday, alleging that the carrier flew 286 of its MD-80 jets over a two-year period without strictly complying with mandatory safety directives. WSJ.com: What's.

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American Will Fight FAA Fine

August 27, 2010

Federal aviation regulators proposed a record $24.2 million civil penalty against American Airlines, alleging that the carrier flew 286 of its MD-80 jets over a two-year period without strictly complying with mandatory safety directives

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Northwests Systemic Compliance Lapses Escaped FAA US Says

August 15, 2010

Northwest Broke Rules As FAA Looked On US Finds Northwest Airlines Corp., now part of Delta Air Lines Inc., Northwest Airlines Violated FAA Safety Directives violated over 1000 Federal Aviation Administration safety directives.

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Northwests Systemic Compliance Lapses Escaped FAA U S Says

August 8, 2010

Northwest Airlines Corp., now part of Delta Air Lines Inc., had a systemic failure to comply with federal safety directives and regulators were lax in pursuing enforcement, U.S. investigators found.

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Northwest Broke Rules As FAA Looked On US Finds

July 31, 2010

Northwest Airlines Corp., now part of Delta Air Lines Inc., had a “systemic” failure to comply with federal safety directives and regulators were lax in pursuing enforcement, US investigators found.

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Northwest Airlines Violated More Than 1000 Federal Aviation

July 29, 2010

Northwest Airlines violated more than 1000 Federal Aviation Administration safety directives, the US Office of Special Counsel has found, substantiating complaints of an FAA whistleblower.

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Northwest Airlines Violated FAA Safety Directives

July 27, 2010

violated over 1000 Federal Aviation Administration safety directives. The investigation concluded that Northwest, which is now merged with Delta Airlines, engaged in “systemic non-compliance with FAA Airworthiness Directives.

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